Covers For 1-1/2" Tall Lug Nuts On Class A Motorhome

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I have a 2010 damon astoria class a and I lost 1 lug nut cover that holds the rim cover on. It is 2inch high and 2inch width. Do you have one that size?

asked by: Denise

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The Wheel Masters Lug Nut Covers - Stainless Steel - 1-1/2" # WM8012 that you were looking at are the closest we have to what you are looking for. These are made to fit over 1-1/2" lug nuts, so you can measure your lug nuts to verify if they are 1-1/2". Also, the height of this lug nut cover is 1-3/4" so if you measure again maybe your lug covers are actually about 1-3/4" as well.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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